... Gordon College, «cm of builder. 65 Loanbead Terrace. 85.5 per cent. Bursaries Open competition (tenable for Robert Hardie. son of Wtn. Hardie, labourer.! 26 Ksslemout Avenue, Hosemount Public School. 87.5 per cent. 2. An# J. Campbell, son of James Campbell ...

... builder, 65 Loanh=ead Terrace, 85.5 per cent. Bursaries-Open oompetition (tenable for eession, 1900-1901). 1, Roberr Hardie, son of Win. Hardie, labourer, 26 1asslomont Avenue, educated at Rose- mount Public School, 87.5 per cent. 2: Angus J. Campbell, son ...

... there seemed to be a, desire to give those -who had been holding the meeting a lesson. Cries of Go for Hardie were especially prevalent, Mr Hardie having been the chairman at Iast qisndav ni-l't's meet- ing. It seemed as though there would be one or ...

... progress, the following 60 members having joined :—Wm. Smith, George Read, A. Robotham, Thomas Palmer, sen., A. Tansey, John Chapman, Wm. Chapman, Wm. Headley, Thomas Toon, C. H. Anderson, A. Pickering, G. Hands, W. Hands, E. Follows, H. Phipps, G. Smith ...

... APDUFBB VOrR F.VEHY CASK BHOCIA* CO.NTAIB POSTAL FOB TUB AMul .NT TUB WASfTBBi Messrs HARDIES P.P. (Parcel post) DEPARTMENT, 237 LUG STREET. RBUONSTHUCTION OP THE FIRM Afl THOMAS’S, LIMITED. io Share*. Cwluinera ia* Bra appl/io* Soial Bharee—£loo. £-0. a.j.i ...

... Parkes, R Bond, I Osborne, M. Coster, W. M’ ‘T. Bush, M. Hamlet, T. Higginbo A P. Silvester, M. Conway, a Ww fart Crook, BE. Thomas, Edwards, mission A mt, J. Goodr J Miller, € and of ‘ormick, T. Ci T. Cocker be the Fowler, J. Carter, Drum-Major B. Gave ...

... Forest School, Birse. Miss French is sister of Miss Elsie R. French, Ballogie Public School. Miss Catherine A. F. M‘Hardy (pupil of Mr M‘Hardy. organist. Free Church) has passed successfully in pianoforte the recent local examination of Trinity College. London ...

... Crossroads, A is; L. 3. Florence. do., Is; James Aberlein, to £ do. ls, M' Macdonald, do., Zs; C. 3i'Hardy, Cairntfauld, Zs: Mrs 1SHardy, do.. 2is L = H'Hardy. do., Is: Mrs Farquharson. VWardend, 6d Mrs GrasEick, do,, 6d; Mrs MI'Gregor. do., i2s D. Ralph, ...

... beg, therefore, to move the motion which stands in my name—a vsrte thanks Mr Wilson and all the officers tibe company. Dr Thomas Milne—l rise with much pleasure second the vote of thanks the manager and officials. 1 have doubt that in this company, in ...

... Sa ,. SALE OF WiRN a dVil bh held tsithiti the iIREiI1ILI. IUBLIC SCHOOL an SATU.DAY, 9th Jdne, at 3 p m. - To be opened by THOMAS A. SlENEl Esq., H.D,, Oove. ] Braos Band Refreehinents, Etc' Adunisticn Threepence. - - A;NXpP AN PP.l~ESrNTATX.IGN i -rt~ ...

... sidge, nve-ness-shire; Rev. IThomras qWilson, _assistant, iorningoide Cihurch, Edin'burgh: ;and'; ' Rev. R. MvYontgomcerie Hardie, Lady'o.brn, I ,Greenock. THE STUDENTS' FIN-ES FUND. ; te- i We hare received the following additional t sub--| it I scriptions: ...

... PARCELS POST BARGAINS! GREAT VALUE FOR SMALL MONEY HARDIES, I« rut HIGH STREET. EDINBURGH. An. tb* uodffMole.l I HF.AP LINES aeoiPcwt u> your I'uor Receipt *>t bum •iMed 1 WONDERFUL DRESS 4/11 LENGTHS, C.„iiprMl..*o rooUr**! *'f' Brown. Crimson. *n ...